McIntyre tipped for Tipp job

Former Offaly boss John McIntyre is the firm favourite to succeed Nicky English as Tipperary hurling manager.

Fri, 11 Oct, 2002 - 16:10

Former Offaly boss John McIntyre is the firm favourite to succeed Nicky English as Tipperary hurling manager.

Ex-Tipp U-21 boss Michael Doyle is an outsider for the position, with a host of top names including Michael Cleary and Ken Hogan all turning down the job.

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Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: Tipperary Person: McIntyre Person: John McIntyre Person: Nicky English Person: Michael Doyle Person: Michael Cleary Person: Ken Hogan Person: Birr Event: All-Ireland Organisation: Tipp Organisation: Offaly Organisation: Midland Tribune Organisation: Clarinbridge

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